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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
Clintea Advocate, July IL.

Chntoa Advocate, July Il.
The intense interest which the
people of Clinton have taken in the
sulphur springs discovered on Friday,
is on the increase rather than on the
wane, and scores of people visit the
site hourly, returning home with jugs
and tin vessels filled to overlooking.
The vein is believed to be of the same
thickness as that of the Monegaw, and
the velocity the same. The driller is
now making his way through layer
of flint, and at depth of about 385
feet pieces are broken off the steel
tool. They have now reached a depth
of $50 feet, but are progressing slow
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
Wool Wool Wool Wool.

Highest pnce paid for wool at Soda
liza Wooden Mills see us before you sci
their store is on the Corner Second and
Usage streets where they have full stock
of groceries and DARRELL salt by the car
load also large stock of home manu-
featured wooden goods at manufactures
prices. 412w3m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

The death of Mrs. Thomas Gregg,
at Houstonia, was announced yester.
day. She died after an illness of but
a few hours, from cholera morbus,
being in her thirtieth year. The re.
mains arrived on the branch train at
II o'clock and the burial took place
at the cemetery afterward, in the
presence of many friends of the
bereaved family.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
A Family Blessing.

Simmons Liver Regulator-the favorite
home remedy is entirely vegetable, and
is the purest and best family medicine that
is compounded. No error to be feared in
administering, no injury from exposure
after taking, no loss of time. /, is the best
preventive medicine, and safe 10 take, no
matter what the sickness may prove TO be,
and in any ordinary disease will effect a
speedy cure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
sooths the child, softens the gums, allsys
all pains. c1res wind collie, and is the best
remedy tor diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents Q
bottle. .7-3leod6w1y
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

New York world
Abraham Lincoln's nurse has died
in Illinois in her Saith year. 1t is to
be hoped that the mortality among,
her during the next half century will
not be so frightful as that which has
been sweeping away George Washing
toms body-servant and has only just
been checked.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

Wlsn Baby W. sek, - ssss her cassssA
Whm shs va . Gina abe cried Zoe CasssesA
Wan sAs became Miss. ahsslns - CassRA
wa0 shshsa Ca1azsa sAssssstasu Ossaxn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
Died.

Herbert Cardy Jones, son of Thee.
and Elizabeth Jones, on July 18th,
1887, aged three years and two
months.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

-"Get outen the rye, you slicktail pos
sum,
You can't ketch coon with apokeberry
blossom p-
Said a customer to his druggist, when he
handed him bottle of iron .bitters, in
stead of Browns Iron Tonic-his favorite
medicine. Sold by Mertz & Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

The tired languid feeling and dull
headache is very disagreeable. Take two
of Carriers Little Liver Pills before retir-
ing, and you will find relief. They never
fail to do good.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

Not one in twenty are free fromso me
little ailment caused by inaction of the
liver. Use Carriers Little Liver Pills
The result will be pleasant surprise.
They give positive relief.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

Put up your teams at the new Feed
stable just opened on Second and Kentucky
7-l2w-2m w. A. MCNULTY & Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
VIRGINIA. MIA AND PorPoURRI.
[Bab in New York Star.

Bah IN New York Star.
Apropos Of beauty am going to give
you the real recipe for the Virginia.
Milk which forms such a delightful
bath and really does do the complexion
great deal OF good. Mix ten drops
OF tincture OF benzoin 10 an ounce Of
rosewater until q milky liquid is the
result. In using il in the bath, pour
enough in TO make the water look like
skim milk, and then you will feel all
the delights OF the cosmetic, old as the
pyramids themselves, and which really
must have been discovered in the Gar
den of Eden. Some people say that il
should remain on the face and dry
there without a towel touching il; but
this a simple fad, because after a bath
OF il one uses the towel precisely as
one does for less luxurious bath.
You asked me about n pot-pourri.
have found an old recipe, warranted
to be good and which calls for great
care IN the gathering of the leaves. 1t
IS said TO remain fragrant in open bowls
for two years, II occasionally stirred !;
but in the closed pot-pourri, which /
am sure you will use, il will remain
fragrant much longer. One is advised
10 pluck the rose-leayes early In the
morning; with them have an equal
quantity OF lavender blossoms and put
them ali in large earthenware bowl.
Add half pound OF crushed orris root.
and then 70 every two pounds add two
ounces Of bruised cloves. of cinnamon,
Of allspice and common salt. Let the
whole stand for about a fortnight.
thoroughly mixing il every day with
your hands, and then it viii be ready
Tor use. As pot-pourris are charming
gifts, ! think you viii be wise 10 ar.
range a number Of them this spring,
that your city friends may have the
odor OF the land Of roses to remind
them OF you.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

To whom would Heavens doors so
freely open
As to little child.
Who stands with tiEnid feet upon ite
threshold,
Lovely and undecided.
And such an one, Of late, was lowly
lying.
With fast receding breath:
Over her face the first. last shadow
falling
She was afraid OF death
Her loved ones said; "oh, do not fsar
to enter
That land so wide and fair. 4"
To all their words Of cheer she could
but answer,
Il do not know them there
But, even as she spoke, her hands wer,
In sudden, sweet surprise.
And the reflection OF some dawnins
splendor
Illumed her wondering eyes.
No longer elinging 70 her tender
watchers.
And darkened By their woe,
She looked as II she saw some Love-
one heekon,
And was in haste 20 50.
What she beheld ne saw not, and be
rapture
Our hearts not yet might share;
But with q last, bright smile she whis
pered gladly,
They are not strangers there
Youths Companion.
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Proposals Tor niaary suppsss.


HKADQuAMxKns DRY ow rxE CoErwnzx-l
oGee ~ chkef oz1rseEmsEsRr.
EkncuCvER BARa4cxs. VT. Mareh 3 fs7Tl
CEALED PROPOSALS., II FRTPLI0ATK.
- szh5ee1 70 H. usual csn1lsioEs. VII Be
q 8. Qlartermastan ~ ths fol1owt1g nHBe4
posi- NATL II o'cIsek seen, en TussdAEs
Agrh 4h. 1857, q which plaoes EHa tine hey
VII p eDe1ee, Ia the pEsnencs o hiddsrss
Tor tAs furntzhfag and delivery 81 military
eupp1fes during the AacAi year eouDsneing
lew1s
Weed. Coal, ohn-ooal. oa,s. Barley. Braa. Hay
ane straw. % Hay IN lieu q strsw, Or such
ca sRtd suDFlies As may Be required O. Port
lsad, oregrn; Boise BHEFzeks. I. T.; For
I0Wnse1d, ". z; Fort c1ar d,A1sns, I r;
fort epokznes w. T.; FoFt Csnby, ". t. Fort
HAlla Wailz, W. T.: Yancozysr Depot. ". +. /;
koEf Klamath 0rfFsa- Cascade Locks. oEegs1.
The Government reserves the right 70 re-
,ect aay @ AZ pfopoaais- Prsfsrsucs Eivsn 70
arteaes q domestic prcducttsu. oOaditians
Of price and Quality being equal. and such
prefersnes gives 70 articles Of American p'o
daettoa proaused on the Pacific osast 10 the
eztent O. ceasunptioa required b. the public
s-ryics thssa
Blank proposals and printad eireulars. CIV.
ina full particulars a. 70 the manner Of bid
eins- stc.. viii b furnishes on application 70
ms enzce o. 70 the QaartsEmastaFs a The Va
RODS posts named
Envelopes eontAisipg proposals. should Be
msrkod |" Proposals. fer - e -" and 3D.
drss-ed 70 the uadsrslgnsd or tbs respective
koss QnArtsrmAs1sEA
CA REYNOLDS.
Deputy o1aEtsrmAsssr General. q. g. 4,
mh6 ~ Chief QuAEtsKmaaleg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06


"a Posm ~ Victor Hugo that is now
Translated into EnglfzA for the hrst
tfme
The star SYMPHONY. BY Dr.. P. L.
klfter. Of Vasszr College, to be per-
formed at the National Sangerfeaf A.
Milwaukee, Is . most interesting work
y = written N the manner 81 Liszt,
Sltn blending Instrumental Effects, the
sa1lest beng poem By Victor Hugo.
translated BY the composers wife.
Mrs.. Fanny RAYMOND Ritter. ex-
pfessiy Tor the occasion. The poem Is
Beside the eternal sea one night I slept;
But soft airs famed me. ] from my
dreamland broke,
While angry storm winds down the
black west SWEPT,
And while nights clouds yet fingered
/ aWoke.
AfAr, through infinite skies divinely
clear.
The star Of morning trelnbled purely
bright.
As though thought, feeling, warmed
her siiTery sphere,
And throbbed within her living heart
OF light
With mellow radiance pale, yet beau
tifnl,
She touched hesummit Of the dipping
mast.
The swelling sails above the ships dark
hull,
The seudding mists that DER the gray
sea passed;
And still the changing. yet unchanging
sea
Throbbed with vast pulses toward
the star Of morn,
And strove 70 soothe his moan 10
melody,
Lest she, fair orb, should set in fear
and seorn.
Young birds began 90 twitter in the
nest;
Thin grasses whispered, dreaming of
the sun;
From high, sea-polished cliff, seaguIls,
At rest,
With grave-eyed wonder watched the
shining one,
As though they deemed her some
TRANSPORTED bird.
A tender flower, awakening At my
feet,
Sighed in a breath more clear than
spoken word,
Hail. blessed lifel Hail, starry
sister sweet"
love filed all the extent of
space.
flushed grew that deep roar by the
rocking bar.
And while the dim veil rose from Ma
lures face
heard a voice that issued from the
star
And said: Behold, am the star that
shone
Ger gre, great Tayss'u'. over sinai''
On Moses, Dante; l the frebrand
By Gods own hand at the dark brow
of Night
Lol am she whom men believe no
more,
And yet | live. and yet my life shall |
be,
When earth lies shattered, human des-
tiny DER.
Ye nations, am ardent PoeSyl
Up, We who Sleep Faith, Virtue, |
Courage, wake
trodden hight
Behold, he comes for whom q path I |
break
The Angel Liberty, the giant
Light
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

Trr FoR TAr.-Women viii meet any
and every demand IN relation y the
high hats we say--on one condition.
The condition Is far simpler than any
thing proposed 70 them. IL ts merely
that the male part Of the audience shall
keep their seats throughout the action
ol the play; that they shall not be
allowed 90 80 stepping, and striding
and pushing, and squeezing past the
feminine part Of the audience in order
% 70 cut between the acts. ohliging
every woman either 20 be stepped over
or else 60 gather her cloak. her fnrs.
her scarf. her'nuff. her program. her
opera-glass. and erect herself and push
hack her seat. and clutch her proper
sies again and hold them eresShless for
another rise when the miscreauts come
hack aud oblige her 70 do Il all over
again. and have their breath blown N
her face the while. These women say
then. that when managers make q reg
ulstiag ohliging men who wish % &C
ont between the acts % take certain
seats hy themselves. they vii aoqui-
eSce in one ohliging them % 81 with.
out their bonuets; and u = Their oelie'
that when no man 10 the tAeateF force.
a lads % endure this annoyance and
oatrars. every lady IN the hoSse VII n
willirg 70 leave her bssnnes az hcane- =
Hsrper's kaKar.
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Wnar "a m

That prsdusss that beautiful. soft and
dslisats complsxion and leaves no traoss
Of tss arpliesfisn Or inioric0s sEesasl
TIE answer, WrsDoM's RoAxzrzxE -
eonpiiahss 81 this sd b pEoneuneed
By ladies' 81 taste and rsansmsnt ths
nasa dsaszAsful toilet article ever pro
daeed. 6sarasteei under . fOFfeiturs
of 5000 % Be absolutely free from
harnful OF injuFio1s suhstAaeeA fol
sale By A. n STHWAnT. ms wsfw
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

TERTAIN URSCRUPULOUS PER
~ sons have rep-eseI tel 70 eur detri-
ment that NE manufacture only cheap
soapA tn'entioDaily oonveyfeg the idsa
thaf eur soaps a-e Of poor quality. whe n
sUcH - TIE CASE Tho gh N enc
sense Of the wa eur soaps are cheap. the
purohas or IL getsirg more spap Of . SURE
mar quality tn an Ct caFiafe higher pgiet d
sears. We Ike al grn6ea Of un ~
and housahol. soApA and .peciany Teocm
ment our WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
80 s7itab'e for all u-aa and Slwavs giving
sat ssa ton. Because Of the thoIoaghnsaa
vita which tbis Q ap oleansea dc act
think that 10 injuries the clotking. We
suaransee sAtisfartion lmore y ~ undea II
the wissl and that IL win not huFt the
hands or injaFa The prost delicate fAhric.
do yea ~ t. buiIf M ysur - ne In
dastr-esf II 90. yea win dad a. deserving
81 your pstFonsge. Intat upon tbs use 81
only tbs snap Il yolr ho0aehola. Ask
your g ocer for Il and take no ether than
the Western Queen 9svon. We ak you
- fayer due - yeur lame linda tries to
purchssa ere box Of tAis soap and give 10
fss SEATTLE SOAP 90.
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A SPLENDID OFFER.
VaIua BILE Building Lots
Given away 20 Every
subscriber.
To aay enc sealing us oas Dollar for the
Southern Railroad Age,

Far sne year. we efrer the following val
uable Inducements
On rsoeirs 81 one cellar re viii Blaee
voar name on cur sSher tioH hst ard
40 Teu . deed fer soWn ist s 6y 100
eeas s.afaeena 20 the hAauttfai and pres
nersus town Il WsknilA. FioridA where
ese tecAaea the famous WakullA spIiegS
Il rsilps aOs ~ Of Ehe state capital This
Il Ire nsnss Ii herai eGer svs- mace b sny
puhl,casion in the United States We Ct
frr only Alsernsfa iofa, axpects "a 70 real
- hanasomeiy 81 the rensiutrg iets
Tfa i0vessrr eaa q ore dollar may make
Vc1 rich. ~ r. Thesouth b On > noem-
noV. snch a. sever was knoWn before In
tha 4 isasry. Of tAts countTy. and now 10 the
tiuss 20 tDvest ard take your chance y iEh
TsTT-we hare paAa the snxes On tkess
,oss "a Nsrch 1855 % that ycu are q no
@rrma. Whasever. Yea are Hetcez8p~l1ed
so buhA Or iMgEave THIS prop~rsy IN aay
wnv. alshraEh Easy VII mi TIE coE-
ins xear. Thas oGeE q good - esSs fro@
We-rh re La esDd n yuur Hohsxriptson
- - anllax ara reoaara TIE BApsT and
/ deed h retasn max Address
sorYnEsN RATrRoAD 4sG c..
e.sSln Lea Bvins. X.
WNsasiua paper whsa wriEns.
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Trsasurar,s Notice.

TUE TKKAsURKR o. KrEG CoUN-
4 81 VIA pzy. N ErsNsnfn<lna- - o.t-
fun4 o. sid county. BEARING data pri1<
. and fncludinG No. T66 issae6 SoTe=-
bar terra less No interest Win be allowed
q aid WARRANTS AFTER this data.
GEO d. hill. Treaaurer.
oncs q Cgnnty Treasures. seattle.
Mareh 4 1es7. mh5 6eWI
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naA-r

PAY from 500 70 eiso more 70 Al
aesn, for q piano When yea can boy .
Wsbsr end Decker 4 Saa piAno airset
fron the facacry and save all pFoeas %
mlddlersn. frank htmoAlL. nAna-
faesaFerss AReat Onee. teree deoFs
above PcsaoEea. Ptanos 90 aaay terms
and fer rent Sanpas psAnns % ea1o.
sSnA and go prsseA fe21tf
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
THE PUGET SOUND ICE co.

We ARE NOV PREPARED TO DELvKR QUALITY
An pound upoa
nTse1 who lave charge TIE city delivery
al
lxrBe quantities - =
TIE sttnOn
cAn oetstn low
oAce al wcrkA foot Of Seneca
NM n. osreOLE. vice Presidents
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FOR SALE

BUILDINGS HERETOFORE UsKD
- By Seattle Iron Works - machine
shop and foundry. corner Of Second and
Jackson streets.
MACHINERY:
l BngiDs Lathe. 20 inch swing. Is feet
{ inch bed.
l PianeF, - In. by y IN. b 9 fest
Upright Drill, 20 inch. automatic feed;
en q Goula q b be- hasdt manufacture.
Vertical Steam Kngine. 8 in. By In,
and boiler.
I Horizontal EtaAm Knaina. N in. By
II In; an In goe5 cendsti6n. Apply 70
HENRY B. LOOMS,
mia o. Att1Fpey at Law.
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A FINE WATCH

When repaired By botch wafchmaksr
viii ~ another iso-calle1 WatekmAkerl
ard your watch win ba IN q worse condi-
ton still. besides you are cut q consider
able amount Of mo1ey. Yon viii avoid all
thia trouble and your watch will be in psf-
feet order when repaired and Tewulataa by
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Ii takes half . pound q Veruoas
sugar - sweefen hAlf . gallon Of GU
e.ose, in order tomAks Il fresh Vermont
syrup.
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WA CHONG q co. t,
REMOVAL,

NINE. A. DHGRAF HAS REMOVED
M her drossmaking establishment to
No. e0l Front street opposite Y aler-
Leary ou ldtng. Entrance next 10 p. j.
Lair & Co. q shoe store. fe2J 81
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MAX. 0ezzsEru. soas assaas Of he
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NYoTICE Is HKRKBY GIVEN TnAT
~ ffe paTtnsrship hersSsfere gEinin9
hstvvs "a the and erslKn 81. un4er sho 49,
~ TIE ssat&ie SOAP Ccmpanys o. h@p-
kfns 4 BuEssli, has this DAY teea as
solved hy mutual consent All ee9e sue
onn the Ed partnsrlnip WIN - pas@ "
fehss due % aid partnorbhip mAnt -
paid 70 htm-
Tbe huMnnus win be coasinn 4 ~ Q. -
R1srsll. y 40 win ADVERT . an4 caKfy 81
he hzainaas az hafee0fore u1daf Ne 49,
af the Seattle Soap CDmnaRy.
- 49, n Il. HOpKlEa
e-sesf~ 81 nj mDM8Kka4s
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NoTTCD.

rHK SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR THE
| 4 rev bafidirg ansocs8stoA v nQw cpen
| a tks oases of 2. n. Pesezscz- CRY Al
/ EaRAaI. 81 -
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WILL DO WORK AT THE 20 Low
i ting re5aeee prices:
ses Of teeth. worth SIS for .......-...-e1s
Pest Get a. tssth. worth go. for =
Extrnctlng .------......--+ ~ oenfs
Al kiaes a aIissgA Cod crowns On
hroken tRssh gold piaess narve treat
neat etc, ~ pr5poru 1assiy low prices.
All WOsk WarraBted a.
TuIH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
~ The uss q tai3zsa sir. cher o. ehlo-
JOHN @. TaCNN, DenfinG
70 rns and (. Yesier- LekrT BECK. or.
Nm anA Frons StreesA mh1
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Fine lot, T-room heuss ard stable, kley-
enth and j. ekson streets, $500.
Los 3, bl IS TsFry's Let, house ana IN
provemsnts
Lots l6 and 10. bl IL MeAlesr's. Ss2s and
$50.
The 4 hest lots In bl 81 Mess ~, $50 zach.
Cles'od lots in Blgel3w's ad. SIS ans ~
81 90 Maypard's ! axe Washtr Eton, sxzs-
Lots ard 6 hi 20 Teryys =. Sli0S.
Clearer iot@ b Lawlars. $S3S
Joss and 6 bl - Yeslers {, ISIS
Furnish ed re sausan's. - 5 and Si1o1
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. SA-
loon aad Lodging house. Vacant goFecn-
meat claims. rat b1ttom and 80. Au-
; owed ranches, ss5e 70 840l0
MoEtRaK1 ea sotid property, klfo 70
$40 90. City and county ssriD. -
New end Sseon d-haF d safes
ve-pi-r ccmPsss and surveying
outfit. $50 r
Furnishsa house and lease. center Of
town, $500.
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EURNIsRED ROOMS TO LIT.
IL with or without board rooms IS "a
IS per month Everett House, rear OF
Court House, Fourth street delO
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OFFICE TO LGT
SUITE or ROOM

FRONT OFFICE. CENTRALLY
n located ADDRESS &C., eaie Posr-
INTELIIGENCKR
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Plano Tuning

MR. NIT sCHKK Is In THR CTTY AND
ItA win stay as long ~ necessary fer his
contracts 10 p ano tuning. Prompt after
ton to special orders. left at iIavies book
store at 10 ~nsniG or Pumahrev's % 2w
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- - ~ ~ ~

ao-o.s s q ehurehgoias IN The early
sout So these MexioSns are de
oaai,- $50 Saiholics-sollowea hv :
ssarss, s,..e Slih the housekecper and
,sost - and perhaps an hour or
= $780,. work. Or az harp. piano
''''iia, before the midday brssk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

A FINE SUITE or ROOMS. APPLY
"A At Posi- INTELLIGENcBR sfice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
WAyrs-ToLRr-FoRsALE-ETc

WANTED-A GOOD STRONG BoY.
" to do errana Inquire 81 Golden
hale Bazaar. References rpeuirsd mha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
FOR SALE.

160 ACRES OF LAM. Iak MILES
OO frsm Seattle. ard ~ miles arove
land Il 10 ated In township g. secfsona 10
and u For further partfcu ars write or
oal upon JOHN CHRIST,
seseee. Second stre I. between Maia
ana WnE hir gtO e.. fakq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06

WANTED GOOD GIRL TO WORK
~ IN the kitchen; must understand
cookinG and baking. Inquire cornsr o.
Madison and Front strssts over the drug
store. U.hk n
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06
coin has accumulated in the Treasury

coin has accumulated in the Treasury
at such rate as to by far exceed the
storage capacity Of the silver vaults,
and there is at the present time upwards
Of $50, 900, 900, in coin, packed in kegs
and boxes, and stored in the corridors
in the basement Of the building. A
guard, armed with Winchester repeat
ing rifles is maintained night and day
in each of the Railways leading to the
treasure. A large force Of workmen
are engaged in constructing vault for
the reception of this coin, bnt although
the work is being pushed forward night
and day, it will necessarily be several
months before the vault will be COM
pleted and in the mean time the guard
will be retained in the Railways.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06
for Infants and Children.

''Castoriais so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- n. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III SO. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. &.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-30

Gen, Supt, Fl. F. Royce, of the c., R.
/ & P, has returned from the western
sea coast
Conductor P. Joyce and Engineer P.
Carroll, of the c., NJ. d ST. P. road went
west last night on a rusticsting trip.
John Holmes, cashier at the c., NJ. &
st. P. freight Office, is running baggage
at present on the st. Paul express be-
tween here and Savanna. He is not
learning very fast, rs he has not succeed
ed in smashing trunk yet.
Engineers Bliss and McGovern, of the
G., NJ. & st. P, change about these days
For years Bliss has pulled the mail train,
but every other day, at present he pulls
the st. Paul express, and McGOvern
takes bis run
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy is
cutting up its damaged rails with $40,
900 circular saw. 1t presses the good
pait VI the Idh ihto iHImeulatt seTNIct
after cutting. The rails are cut cold
The old custom was to heat the rail be-
fore cutting.
F. B. Leavitt, formerly OF this city
where he was conductor on the Rockford
Rock Island s. st. Louis. c., B. & @
and c.. r. |. & P. but of late with the
Northern Pacific. has been given run OF
the new Kansas extension of the c., R. J.
s. P. with residenceat Wichita. Mrs
Leavitt is at present visiting Mrs r. G.
Willerton in this city.